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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-25

Auction SALES FUTURE DAYS.
Unclaimed Freight.
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING Co, OF GA, I
SAVANNAH, June IL, 1887.
Daniel R. Kennedy, AuCtioneer.
THE following unclaimed freight win be sold
OF public cutlery at the Down Freight Ware
house OF this company on MONDAY, JULY
18th at II O'Clock, TOR the benefit of whom il
may concern and to Pay charges thereon:
G. A. WHITEHEAD, b. i. Agent.
q. f. and L. Agent.
!. G, W. Parish, Sugar Mil Rollers.
:. W. Il. Nasworthy, box II. Ware.
3. II. Rice box Mdse
4. q. W Parish, Sugar Mill.
3. 7. J. Crosby, box p. Matter
3. j. Barnes, NaiiSe
:. ohhnder Bros, 81 bdls. Cots and 1 bale
s J. (. Wootsn, Iron Safe.
9. II; G. Imboil. Nalse.
10. W. r. Moore. l box Cheese.
II. q, ". Parish, Mill
j.. NJ. X, Moore, 2 boxes Soda.
~ +. W. Harman, 20 pkgs Chair STUFF and
Il. Nj k. Moore. box Soda.
Is. Order, crate p, w. Machine
16. A. L. Bradwell pkge q boxes),
II. Mrs f. Henry, box Mdse.
1s. NJ. X. Moore, box Soda.
10. 1. G, Keller, I Plow and 6 R. r. Scoops.
20. J. \. Plat, piece Pipe.
Ware
q, ]. G. Martin, 1 box Seeds
q. NJ. X. Moore, u box Soda.
"a o., Box
IS. E; W. W. ebbls Grlts, Dbl Vinegar and
1 sack Cotton Seed.
28 No mark, Tub, Box and Contents.
81 No mark Box.
% No mark, Dbl Resin Chips.
90 W. & G., Cultiyator.
30 No mark, lot jugs Buckets and Traps.
81 No mark, 2 Pots
So w. G., Wheelbairow.
49, No mark, pkge Buckets and Baskets.
81 w. w Randall, box A. Matter.
3d. No mark, Washstand and Chair
&c. No mark, II bars Iron and Steel.
ST. Ohlander Bros, Dbl Lamps,
3S No mark, 1 pkge Brooms and pkge
Buckets
80 No mark, dozen r. Traps.
40 No mark, pieces Flows, ? bales Stats,
pkge Sash
Al. g. e., crate Empty Bottles.
42 No mark, Empty Cans and 2Kegs.
49, f. A. j., * Dbl Vinegar
A. No mark, box Bedding.
45 w, box Hooks, No. 40, I sack Cotton
Seed.
Also
Various az lces left on passenger trains and
not called 81, consisting of Overcoats, Umhrel-
las, Paras3ls Cloaks, Hats, busters, Walking
Canes. Gold Eye Glasses, Watch Charms, silk
Caps, Clothing, Waterproofs, Physicians Case
of Instruments, Night Shirts, Valises, Shoes,
Pocket Knives, Rubber Coats, Shawls, Wells,
etc, etc. Also, Silver Plated Cups, Waiter,
Plates etc
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-25

L'OR SALE-ROSEDEW Lots, 90 feet on
II Front street along the river and 800 feet
deep, at $125, payable S25 cash and S12 80 every
six months, with interest. FIyE-ACRE Lots in the
TOWN OF ROSEDEW, with river privileges, at
500, payable $40 cash and S. every three months,
South sa Broad street. TO 10 a. a. daily. -'-
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Gloves! Gloves! Gloves /!
MittS MittS !! MittS .

800 pairs Childrens' Pure SILK Mtts, In cream.
tans. pnks, white and blues. reduced TO 25c.
Iadles' Pure silk Jersey Mtts In every new
shade Of this seasons wear which were -, 81 %,
81 so are reduced now 10 b0c., 75c., 81.
600 pairs Ladies' Short Black Knit Silk Mitts
reduced to &c a pair.
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COTTON COMPRESS FOR SALE.-One 90
~ inch Morse Cotton Compress, with boilers
and every requisite complete, in perfect order,
and ready to be removed and operated in time
for next cotton season. For particulars apply
to MYERS & co. Norfolk Va.
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c. H. DoRsErT's COLUMN.
c. II. DoRsETT's COLUMN.
A Brick Residence
.
FOR SALE,

Containing three bed cham
bers and bath room on third
floor; a parlor, back parlor
and piazza on second floor;
dining room, store room and
kitchen on first floor.
The two-story outbuilding
contains four rooms.
This house is in a good
locality, convenient to two
lines of cars, churches and
schools. AS the owner is
moving from the city a good
bargain can be had.
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EoR SALE, Laths, Shingles, Flooring, Ceiling,
Il Weatherboarding and Framing Lumber.
Office and yard Taylor and East Broad streets.
Telephone No eli. REPPARD & co.
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MAcKAY S ESCAPE.

1--WE remained at Bermondsey for several
days, on the morning of the second ~ which
I was reused from my slumber by loud
knocking at the hall door down stairs
Swinging Immediately out of my bed and
grasping my revolver, l rushed to the wln,
dow. and. looking into the street, perceived
four or five policemen before the house. Ny
comrade and took counsel for a moment or
so and determined TO sell our lives dearly IN
case any attempt was made 10 arrest us;
The treachery of the host having nasned
across our minds as possibility-6od tor-
give us for having done the poor Fellow sucn
a wrongl--we stole to his room, where we
found him in profound sleep MY comrade
wanted, right or wrong, to shoot the man
there and then, but 50 strongly objected that
he had to desist. The man awoke as the knock
ing at the door continued more furiously
than ever. What does this meanF cried,
there are policemen at the door, IN ex-
plain all TO you in minute, Captaln' ne
replied; trust me and never rear. ne
rushed down the staircase, and, having
shouted 'All rightp returned at once ana
told us that the policemen had gone for-
cot Co tell you yesterday he continued,
that IL have to get up TO my work very
early the policeman on the beat kindly
wakes me up in the fashion You have seen.
Several mornings, Off and on, he Is accom-
naned by three or four OF his brother con-
stables AS the explanation was, OF course,
fine correct one, we were thoroughly satls-
aea with IT, We left Bermondsey for sfias-
gow. where my comrade and ! parted, ne
remaining in that city, while ! proceeded
here to Paris by a certain circultons route
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-25

NEIDLINGER & RABUN are still selling Sara
~ toga Trunks, Satchels and Buggy Harness
very cheap. Garden Hose at Sc. per foot.
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FOR SALE.

WHITE CLOTH HELMETS, so cents; Seer
w sucker Helmets, 35 cents; Black Self-Con-
forming Derbys for 81; Strsw Hats at cost.
Our entire stock of Low Quarters at and below
cost. Our stock must be reduced. COLLAT
BROTHERS.
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EOR SALE, a well established and paying re-
Il tail business; q small capital required.
Reason for selling owner wishes to change bust
ness. Address at once BUSINESS, care this
office
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I OST, a smooth Gold Ring, with small Dia-
- mond setting. The finder will be literally
rewarded by returning to SOLoMoNS & CO.,
Druggists,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-25

T OST OR STOLEN, Small Pug Dog Finder
IL viii be literally rewarded for returning san 0
70 113 Liberty street
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A sHEyTILE LAND SALE.-At Ashevijle

A SHEVILLE LAND SALE.--At Asheville,
n North Carolina, there will be sold at public
auction twenty.four GA choice lots in the north
residence Sale TO take place on the premises
Monday July 9TH, at II a. NJ. Terms Of pur-
chase: One-fourth cash and balance in one, two
and three years with interest at seven per cent.
per annum. Title reserved until all payments
are made For further particulars call on or
address A. J. LYMAN, Real Estate Broker,
Ashevile, n. c.
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NOT ENOUGH DYNAMITE.

"The excavated space was, moreover, so
small that could only use one-third of the
dynamite had brought with me. If had
ben able to utilize all had there would not
have been one stone left on another in the
archway. l Immediately lit fuse, which
attached to a corner of the, whole, but the
strong draught of air rushing under the
arch was consuming it so quickly that we
considered that we would not have time
enough to unmoor the boat, in which, by the
way, we left the remaindey of the dyna-
mite. We consequently plunged right out
into the river, and as both of us
were active swimmer -alth ough my friend,
owing to his accident, was not so active as
he otherwise would have beehive soon
gained the left bank, and were scarcely
well landed a hundred yards or so down
the Thames when the conclusion OF the ter
rife explosion knocked us down.
There was no time to be lost.
We were on our feet again in a sec
ond, and having changed our dripping
clothing at a friends house in the neighbor-
hood, and assumed various disgriises we
went to Bermondsey, where, as had been
previously arranged, we were well and
bospitably received by poor and humble
worker in the cause, who would not betray
us for all the mint in England, and whose
little two-storied cottage was completely at
our disposal for the succeeding fortnight"
''What do you think happened to the
boatw
"Blown up, of course, into thousand
tiny bits"
1.-THE poor fellow died of consumption in
a London hospital several months ago On
the night in question he caught severe
cold. which chung to him and eventually
brought him to his grave.
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LOST.

7 OST, Savannah and Tybee Railway Com
j. pany's check, No. 20G, dated June Goth, 1857,
for one hundred and fifty dollars. drawn to T. G
order of Chas. 0. Haines. All parties are here
by cautioned against trading for above check.
CHAS. o. HAINES.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

CPECIAL NOTICE PHoToGRAPHY-- ICES
- reduced PetItes 81 80, Cards SO, Cabinet
So per dozen, and larger work in the same pro
]. N. WILSON,
u Bull street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-25

NOR RENT, three-story brick dwelling on
i English basement, Macon street, between
Habersham and Price. E, ], KENNEDY, Bull
and York streets.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

TToT SPRINGS, NORTH cAROLINA.-RUT
III LAND PARK COTTAGE told Rumbough
Mansion, one Of the finest private boarding
houges Ia Western North Carolina. Send FOL
circular WIN. T. MESSENGER, Proprietor.
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A Cash Payment Of $3.50,

With three annual payments,
without interest, as below.
will secure a lot 40x90 near
the corner of Gwinnett and
West Broad, upon which the
purchaser can commence
building at once:
One year after purchase sies. No interest.
Two years after purchase, sis5. No interest.
Three years after purchase, $780, No interest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

NIIrEIIlI1Itl = IJOos
-,l------i--r
DARTIES leaving the city can have their
Il estates managed aud rents collected by
ROBERT Il. TAyEM. Real Estate Agent.
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NEW YORK BOARD.-First- class board and
~ accommodation. Reasonable rates. 80,
81, 81 East 23d street, Off Madison Square. Mas.
y, PRITCHARD.
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nor RENT OR SALE, the large and commo-
Il dious dwelling No. 1872 CASTOR street, three
fronting the Park. For terms address j., P. o.
Box No. 1906.
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NEW YORK CITY, n. Y. nicely furnished
~ rooms with board; central location; one
block of Broadway. H. A. BEVAN, i08 East
T'wenf ~ bird street
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NOR RENT, 1916 Hull, on northwest corner Of
Il Whitaker. Apply to Dr. PURSE, 40 Liberty
street.
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uEAIINo SPRINGS 18th county, Va. MRS.
Ill X. CARTER EUBANK. Send for descrip-
tive pamphlet.
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nor RENT, handsome cottage north side
i Twice Island, furnished, cheap. Apply to
D. G. PATTON.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, to buy house for small family
w Single frame preferred) within limit New
Houston, jefferson and Habersham streets.
Address Lock Box &c. city.
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NOR RENT. A house. corner Price and
Il Charlton streets. Applyt NJ. W. suffer.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, IS Words or
more, in this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD, Cash in Advance, each
insertion.
Erer'ybody trho has any rant to supply,
anything to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; indeed, any ,cish
to CRAFTY, should advertise in this column
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WANTED, orders for Fine Dress Shirts by
w w LANGLEY \ BROS ia King street. Charles
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Capt. Mackay returned Immediately TO
Cork, where, he says he intended organ
izing a second instruction. Owing TO the
treason of false friend he was one day sur
prised in the Corn Market of Cork, being
set upon by half dozen Of the constabu-
larry. Macl1ay, who had determined not to
be caught alive, had a fierce hand-to-hand
tussle with his would-be captors, in the
course of which he drew his revolver and
shot one of them dead-Acting Constable
Casey-and seriously wounded another. He
was, however, oveTpowered by the force OF
numbers, and was conveyed at once TO the
local Bridewell. Two months subsequently,
in the year 1868, he was tried at the assizes
on the charge of willful murder. Mackay
IN the dock denied the murder, but acNnowl-
edged himself a rebel TO the British crown
The jury brought in verdict OF simple
manslaughter, and the prisoner was &C,
cordingly sentenced TO twelve years pena,;
servitude, which was committed aftcrwald
on the occasion of the Fenian amnesty to
exile from the British Isles.
HIS LATTER-DAv HISTORY.
The Captain returned In 1871 TO America,
where he settled down as bookseller, Lead
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
TaR LATEST C0AZR.
~ Osa Fs.hies vtsgsn . Desa -
Uoroebock.

Quietly sandwiched between b ood-
curdling, hair raising deeds in Pawnse
BIll's r cky Moontain show. which ap-
pears with Sells Brothers Circus in
Huntsville, Thursday. Nov. 10. isa re-
freshing little act that catches on finely
with tho audiences. Four stalwart,
and bronssd and dashinR cowboys,
= like number of rosy checked, fair
eyed. rugged western girls participate in
the most novel equestrian display ex
tant. Mounted ON their swiftsiootsd
little bronchos. they actually execute all
the movements Of the old>fashioned Vir.
ginia reel, to music furnished by Bugle
Bills cowboy bsnd. The horses seem to
enjoy the sport a. much - their riders
and all in all. it isa merry and charm
Jig sight. There II . bFeesiness, . sub
tie favor Of the wild western prairies
about this unique act that 10 peculiarly
captivating. Already this "vifginia
Reel on Horseback" has become fash.
ionable erase, and in many Of the large,
cities it is regularly performed by vota'
ries of society 1t lawn parties, picnics
and other gatherings.
The equsstrain dance will certsinly in'
t>rest society people hsyeabouts.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
At Rest From his Labor .

VIE. Died IL C,urtIand s.: tur.
day morning Oct. 20. 1887. alter .
lingering illness for many wseks,
Mr.. Wesley " Wise. DNceas d wss
. ,sost faithful aud exemplary chris.
tis" citiE-n, . member Of the MIS-
sionary Brp.is. Church of that city,
and 40 officer of Seven Stars Ledge
NJ. 13 A F and A II. The sorr0w.
lug VII, children and Relatives should
be consol.d in their grief by the
kno sledge that the decesssd having
proved f. thful in the things Of this
life hrs received the glad ssmmon
fromthe Master. "Wsll done thougood
and faithful servant,eut into she i,,y
OF y,nr Lord.'' He W, laid 10 rect
with Masonic honors BY Seven Stars
L"dge Sunday afternoon Rev, Ga
brill Johp.on prsachi' z the funeral
sermon. The se, vices we're RaSx.ly
attended.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
Gazette Bureau In BirminghD m

M. H c. Bi, ford. 260S 1t Av. :,
Bi, Wi, CHAN. Al... is tho "u,h 'iz q
gent andcorrespondent II thsH uu's.
vile G z IT, in tho Magic City.
He will rec I've subec'ipti"rs and re-.
cei FIR same and torSsr.i al N va
,,u.,o. Q aud matter left With him OF
publication.
those indebted e. 20 in that city
will do us fav BY calling on Mr..
B,nford aud settling up.
The Gas IT. will hsresf'er more
'h.n yer give fall weekly rep rts
Of th.. current news Of tho Magic
city. These letters being from the
p-n Of Jack Dsw," guarantee th"t
they will be able and interesting.
III generous and liberal pstro"sg'-
.l~nys given tn q r. ito in Birming-
b IN ~ its numerous warm fris, dc
u. a 70, ,rorter> j. o"~ Of the features
IL il. Car. o. Of which it is lustly
pr nd i, shsll b- our aim TO con.
tinus TO deserve it.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
VII t the Gag tie Hears.

That "a merry heart doeth good
like medicia+."
That tbs A. n. e. church has or
ganize . Literary.
Th.t park sill take the place Of
Roiger's Livery stable.
TIT still an ,ther wedding il 10 the
bre-E..
Tust + d. Gastob's uight school il
largely attended.
TnA, MIS- Chri. tine Shoe craft will
RI, ign her position ~ teacher in he
State n NAL school.
That the buildings now occupied
by P.ston's Livery sta /. will be re.
moved end the Spring Park extended
to the ST. Get.
Th It Elk District Attorney Ohss.
Meyer f,rmerly Of this State wss &C
ciaeht lily shot and killed BY bis ] Y
partner H. Washington D. g. one d.,
this week.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Cha,l 8 Brown has returned
t. BirminR ham.
Mrs ]. j. Holl md went to De-
ca'ur Tuesday.
Mr.. Colnm bus Clifton was up
fl ,m Decatur Saturday.
j, dx- Wm Richs rtisol is back from
. bu- n-ss trip to Nashville.
Ed. Nixon vas 10 the city yestsr-
Mr. St-I hen White vas up from
Court n It wesk on . business
visit.
Rev. Alfred Baruette has BET n
spending few days from his Circuit
v, b Ii family
Mrs Georsia b enderson and Mrs.
M 10 Hudson arrived from Nashville
III week.
Rev. John c. Round, . prominent
Baptist minister of Baltimore, Nd, has
gone insane on the question Of prohibi-
ton. He is now in the Spring Grove
Asylum Of that city.
Mr.. N T. Tis tale OF Decatur was
in the city this week and 10 just back
from . prospective pleasure "trip to
Montgomery and out in GeorRis 70
Atlanta and Rons. He thinks the
G-orpis girls are dsshin0 aud some
quite rich. bat TIE Alsbains girls are
the most chs, ming and acc. nplish.
Ell. 9 Iu th,t sea o: which ~ hs.I
., much as containing plenty oi af
}" d 6sh ~ was ever caught out. Ma
still -wims .. . whal-.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
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Rev A. w. Moore Editor The Century. Ian
W. H. worthington, Editor New South, Bir-
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Mrs Mary A. Livernore, Melrose, Massachuset0
Judge K. $. Voorhees,, New York City.
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Mr.. Frank siddall: Merchant. Philanelphia.
Hon. W. w Schuyler, Easton, Pa.
Edward L. Wilson, S33 Broadway. NY, "a.
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Islands
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Mrs. Emma Cooper, Uulla, Spanish Honduras
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J. Cobb, U. S. Vice Consul, Cosablanca, Nor
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N. v. Ashbrock, Red BlunCsl
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And Thousands Of othen in every part Of the
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Compound Oxygen-its Mode OF Results. n
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Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
BIRAI CHAN.
Magic City News uilei b. Jack
DaW.

bIRAlK HAM, Al :, Nov. 2.
A ci ape OF r yai Arch N ron.
wss ioruod here ,st week, consis iup
ot the following memb~rs:
D.. E n Biake,y, Hi P, list o /
G"ih~m k.rs, d U Ba ord &c IL.
} " u. Q /. C,apla, I-om d. Wis
rsasurer } : WIT. secr.tr
lversou WI } P ), } . Strong Cap.
tain of the hos', ia, " G n, R,yaI
tr,'k captain, " alter Morn. q NJ
ard vail, w A Ross G NJ, 2ud vail
Norris Green, 9 u, 1st vail. n. nry
Lesley Guard.
HEMBE 8.
J H Bintord J l. iussle, A A Sen
s.bsugh, J H shaw, A Howard. h
P Harris. n & Fl lding, Wm Robin
son, c N H H.ywood, Henry Hall,
Sandy Goodlos and Geo Turn r.
A Command ~ of knight remplars
WAS org .hiz d y; h the following Of
6cers xnd m-mb re-. w:
} L Lyle. eminent commander
J II Suaw. captain # the Guards, A
Inward, Geueralissimo A A S.is-
hAugh, Treasurs r, Il r Harris. Sec
r-tary, J II Bilf rd, Senior Ward-u,
A II FL lding, JUNIOR warden, } NJ
Goodloe, Standard B ART, Vim K b.
iis,n, Sw 'rd Be .rer. Z u Haywood
aud q Hal. guards.
MEMBERS.
Geo Turner 3 Goodioe, Dr.. < N
B sksly. 0 B Golham. H G Blntor :,
J u Goodlos. I.om Wiley, Isom Da.
Wis, w White. J,e Stroug. j q g.
IN, " Morris, W A Ross. Malior
Gresn. and Henry L.! y.
This is ~ upwari st+p which ]
b. Pc to see our brothers of Evening
STIR Lodge No. 6 initiate.
The teachers Of our city gave ,
musical and literary sbtertainmeD
last Friday night u"der the able max
agement of Prof j 6 Clayton. which
Was pronounced quite a success.
The marriage OF Ar Edwin f Horn
ut the Chattanooga Justice to Miss
Cora q Calhoun formerly OF Atlanta.
Ga, Was witLs-s-d BY large and III
telligent crowd Vt our citis-Ds on
Wednesday MOI ming Oct. rs, 1887,
ut the brides iather ON 3rd avenue,
Rev. Coffee performing the marriage
ceremony.
Mr q II Williams hal the misfoT
tune TO hurt his knee some time since
aud it continues to trouble him.
Ar. u h Johnson il back st the
birmingham Iron Wo. * again.
jack Dsw.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
What he G zet:r Wants to Ss.~.

=
Nor fair We .ther.
I. nk.giving Day spjo' ed.
Tue marriays bnu "v.
T. utnrbsn s,rs~ts op ned
A railr al to W ,itesburg.
The coun y schools open.
The Sunday schools full.
All the chsrchea have big congre-
vatinhs tomorrow.
The froD, f'.,ce Of the Primitive
B.ptisf church painted.
Every body interested in the we'll
fare Of he schools
Shoul 'ers Al the wheels for she
uphuilding Of Huntsville.
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T achers' Bureau.

Teachers furnished to al grsfe .
Of school without charge TO scAeoI
cflc.rs. None but the best ondsss-
ed BY this Bureau.
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ustion a. . t-nchsr, let it b known
through this Bureau.
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